The Observer States of the Arab League are Armenia, Eritrea, Brazil, Venezuela, and India
The League of Arab States is implicated in political, economic, cultural, and social programs intended to promote the interests of the Arab member economies.
The League of Arab States is rich in resources, with a large
petrol and natural gas resources
The Arab League also has great fertile lands (Sudan, the food basket of the Arab world)
The Arab world is a rich compound of many and different influences.
Various ethnic, linguistic and religious groups live in the Arab region
Arabic language and Islam stand for its main cultural characteristics
Arab people, spread over a huge area, benefit from common history
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Arabs (21 countries) consider being part of one nation (Ummah)
Arab people are united through their participation in the League of Arab States
Agriculture is the main economic activity. The largest food crops are wheat, barley, rice, maize, and millet; mainly consumed within the Arab
region, while cotton, sugarcane, sugar beets and sesame are exported as cash
crops
Only some Arab Countries have petroleum and natural gas resources
Other natural resources in the Arab Countries are iron-ore, lead, phosphate, timber, and manganese
Saudi Arabia is the largest economy in the Arab world
Qatar is the richest developing country in the World (GDP per capita)
The Arab people use Arabic language. Farsi, the language of Iran, and Urdu, the language of Pakistan and some parts of India, are written in Arabic script. The influence of Arabic language has been most important in the Islamic Countries. Arabic influence on other languages: Sindhi, Punjabi, Gujarati, Berber, Kurdish, Pashto, Persian, Swahili, Urdu, Hindustani, Turkish, Cypriot Greek, Malay, Rohingya, Bengali, Tagalog (the Philippines) or Indonesian.
Middle East: Bahrain, Cyprus, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Palestine (Israeli-occupied Gaza Strip and West Bank), Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, Emirates (UAE), Yemen
North African Countries: Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Morocco, and Tunisia
The MENA region (Middle East and North Africa) has huge petroleum and natural gas
reserves that make it an essential source of global economic stability. The MENA region has 70%
of the petroleum reserve and 46% of the natural gas reserves in the World.
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